Hunger doesn’t take a summer vacation.
Summer meal programs serve as a critical resource for children who access free- or reduced-lunch during the school year.
Summer meal programming allows children ages 3-18 to receive a free lunch and many times a breakfast, along with academic programming to prevent summer learning loss. Meals are distributed at schools, hospitals, health bureaus, libraries, recreation programs, summer learning programs and more.
“Summer meal programming is important because it ensures that all children receive a meal and academic programming to prevent summer learning loss while school’s out.”
Priscilla Rosado
Director of Partner Engagement for United Way
Find local summer meals and food pantries.
Increase families’ access to nutritious food.
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Lehigh Valley Black Church Housing Alliance Empowers Communities Through Financial Literacy and Homeownership
The United Way’s Fund for Racial Justice and Equity supports initiatives like the Lehigh Valley Black Church Housing Alliance (LVBCHA) to close the racial wealth gap. LVBCHA empowers families through financial education and homeownership counseling, helping over 800 participants last year take steps toward generational wealth.